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Christian Church in Ohio D I S C I P L E S O F C H R I S T A covenant network of congregations in mission: We are the Body of Christ gifted and called in covenant together as Disciples of Christ to be centers of transformation on the new mission frontier of our own communities. Congregational Leaders Mailing August 2010 355 E. Campus View Blvd. Suite 110, Columbus, Ohio 43235-5616 Phone: (614) 433-0343 Fax: (614) 433-7285 www.ccinoh.org Starting February 1, 2010 the traditional Minister s Mailing was transformed into the Congregational Leaders Mailing. This expanded the mailing beyond the Pastors, to the Elders, Board Chairs, Treasurers, Youth Leaders, Deacons, and many more. If there are other congregational leaders at your church who are not receiving this mailing, please forward this to them and tell them to get in touch with us about receiving their own copy. NOTE: Please print off and post any flyers contained in this packet so that the congregation is informed of Regional events. Prayer Concerns Regional Calendar Regional Assembly Disciples Fellowship Retreat Ohio Women s Ministries Fall Retreat Ohio Disciples Men s Fall Retreat Reconciliation Offering Ministerial Standing Workshops Children Worship & Wonder CTS Lifelong Theological Education Information, Flyers, Registration Information & Registration Information, Flyer, Registration Information & Registration Information Information & Registration Flyer Brochure SAVE THE DATE!! Spiritual Life Retreat Dreams, Divinity's Language: a Silent Retreat October 18 22, 2010 at Camp Christian Contact Steve Bentley for more information sbentley@ccinoh.org or 614-433-7285 (ext 116) Please Note, the Open Church List will now be available to Ministers upon request. Email jstoddart@ccinoh.org or call 614-433-0343 (ext 120)

Prayer Concerns If you have anything to put in the Prayer Concerns, please email them to ccio@ccinoh.org or call the Regional Church Office. Prayer Concerns are emailed out as needed and included in every Congregational Leaders Mailing. Deaths William Washington, Grandfather of Rev. Dr. Jack Sullivan Jr, died in his sleep May 21. Jack is the Senior Pastor at Fifth Christian Church in Cleveland. Messages for Jack and the rest of his family may be sent to the Church 14109 Benwood Ave, Cleveland, OH 44128-1843 or to drsullivan@fifthchristian.org. Brett Marsh died on June 4 in Columbus from complications of diabetes. He was 23 years old. He is the son of Rev. J. Terry and Linda Marsh. Rev. Terry died in 2004 while a pastor at First Christian in Mansfield. Memorial contributions can be made to the family, FCC or the American Diabetes Association. The full obituary can be found at http://www.mansfieldnewsjournal.com/article/20100608/obituaries/6080328/1023 Rev. Robert E. Austin died June 10 in Fort Worth Texas. Bob was a Disciples minister who had served at several Ohio churches including Co Pastoring with his wife Rev. Linda Austin at North Eaton Christian Church from 1970-1980. Messages for Linda may be sent to 2109 Jessis Place, Fort Worth, Texas 76134. Martha Alice Madden, mother of Rev. Dr. Thomas Madden, died June 18. Martha was born April 14, 1909 and was 101 years old. Messages for the entire Madden family may be sent to drtmadden@aol.com or to 269 Melbourne Ave, Akron, OH 44313-6541. For the obituary go to http://www.tribtoday.com/page/content.detail/id/538791.html?nav=5022. Rev. Willard Guy died July 20 at the age of 94. Willard was a retired minister in Ohio having served in the Hampton Park, Newark, Coshocton, and Mt. Vernon churches. Willard is survived by his wife, Helen. Condolences may be sent to her at 1685 Bow Lane Coshocton, OH 43812 Rev. Paul Johnson died July 23, 2010. Paul was a retired minister having served in Michigan and Ohio. Paul is best known for serving the Hocking Valley Parish from 1963-1987. He and his wife Charlotte have been strong advocates for the parish ever since. Paul was the Ohio Region's first Regional Elder Emeritus and was still serving as Regional Elder for District 13/14 at the time of his death. Messages for Charlotte may be sent to 14783 State Route 278, Nelsonville, OH 45764-9608 Kathryn Kay Eastman, died July 6 at Meridian Arms Nursing Home at the age of 90. Kay is the mother of Jay Eastman, pastor of the Canfield Christian Church in Canfield. Condolences may be sent to: Jay and Beulah Eastman, 123 S Broad St, Canfield, OH 44406-1399. For the full obituary, go to http://www.vindy.com/news/tributes/2010/jul/08/kathryn-l-kayeastma/guestbook/ Health Concerns Eunice Donges, wife of Rev. Nik Donges, was facing some major medical concerns. Eunice is doing quite well in her recovery and is gradually returning to normal activities. She will go back to the doctor a year from now. Nik is a retired Ohio Disciples pastor. Messages may be sent to 1426 Glenwood Court, Amelia, OH 45102 or pastornik@fuse.net. Rev. Dr. Darrell Filler has had medical concerns over the last couple of months. Darrell is the Interim Minister at Central Christian Church in Warren. Messages for Darrell may be sent to sdfiller@yahoo.com.

Jim Runyon, Director of Church Relations & Major Gifts at the Cleveland Christian Home, was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer. Please keep Jim and his wife Judy in your prayers during this difficult time. Jim Runyon had Surgery on July 12 for the removal of the tumor in his pancreas. The surgery was done at the Cancer Center of America in Chicago. He is currently at Affinity Hospital in Massillon. Jim is Director of Church Relations and Major Gifts at the Cleveland Christian Home. Notes of encouragement and support should be sent to: Jim and Judy Runyon, 215 Harding Ave. SW, Massillon, OH 44646. Rev. Alonzo Wise was in the hospital in June. Alonzo is the Pastor Emeritus at the First Christian Church in Tiffin. Messages may be sent through the Church, 2016 S County Road 19, Tiffin, OH 44883-3257 Joys Rev. Dr. Tom Madden and his wife Rise are proud grandparents again. Emmett Patrick Weaver, was born May 6 to parents Mariko (Madden) and Patrick Weaver. Messages for Tom and the rest of the family may be sent to drtmadden@aol.com. Rosemary Jane Kiesel, born May 14 at Barberton Citizen's Hospital, 7 lbs 6 oz, 19 inches long. Proud first-time grandparents are Mike & Rev. Sharon Kiesel and proud parents are their son Kurt and daughter in-law Julie Kiesel. Sharon is the Interim Pastor at the First Christian Church in Mount Vernon. Messages for Sharon and her family may be sent to skiesel@hotmail.com. Edward Stuart Hicks V, born June 4. Edward (Stu) is the son of Rev. Heather and Edward (Stu) Hicks IV. Heather is an Ohio Disciples Pastor serving at a Presbyterian Church in Marysville. Proud Grandparents are Rev. Stephen and Julie Bentley (Steve is a Regional Associate Pastor) and Edward Stuart III and Bonnie Hicks (Bonnie was on the Regional Administrative Staff in Elyria and Stu III had been a counselor at Chi Rho Camp for several years). Proud Great Grandpa is Licensed Minister Charles Bentley Sr. Messages may be sent to 280 W. 8th St. Marysville, OH 43040 or to orianna7@hotmail.com. Rev. Dr. William Edwards, Regional Pastor and President, and his family welcomed a new addition in June. Bill s daughter Rachel gave birth to a baby girl named Aniyah. This is Bill and his wife Sabrina s 10th grandchild. What a wonderful blessing! Elizabeth Jewell Becker gave birth to daughter Katherine Jewell Becker July 10. Katherine was born 6 lbs 6 oz and 19 1/2 in long. Katherine, Elizabeth and Sean are all doing well. Elizabeth has served on many Regional Ministries over the years including currently being an Officer on the Regional Church Council. Messages for the family may be sent to liz_jewell@hotmail.com. Congratulations Elizabeth & Sean!! Rev. Ralph and Terri Wearstler are excited to announce the arrival of Jackson Nicholas Kalina, their second grandchild, and first grandson. Jackson was born on July 3rd, five weeks early, but at a healthy 5lb, 6oz., 19 inches, to his parents Dave and Emily (Wearstler) Kalina of Eastlake, OH. Mother and child were able to come on Monday, July 5th. Ralph is the Interim Pastor at North Eaton Christian Church in Grafton. Messages may be sent to RevRalphW@sbcglobal.net. Merlyn Winters will be ordained at Karl Road Christian Church, 5400 Karl Rd., Columbus, on Sunday, August 15. The service will begin at 2:30 p.m., with rehearsal at 1:30. A reception will follow. Clergy are invited to robe, process, and participate in the laying on of hands. The stole color is red. Karl Road is air conditioned and accessible to persons with disabilities. The Christian Church in Ohio and First Christian would like to invite you to attend the ordination service of Jody Heil. Jody will be ordained at First Christian Church, 2253 Third St, Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221-2503 on August 22, 2010 at 2:00 PM. All clergy planning to attend are asked to be robed with a red stole.

Christian Church in Ohio D I S C I P L E S O F C H R I S T A covenant network of congregations in mission: We are the Body of Christ gifted and called in covenant together as Disciples of Christ to be centers of transformation on the new mission frontier of our own communities. August *1 7 Wilmington CYF Conference @ Camp Christian *8 14 Miami Chi Rho Camp @ Camp Christian *8 14 Adventure Camp Photo Safari Based @ Camp Christian 10 Ohio Disciples Outreach Ministry Team Meeting @ RCO 10:00am 3:00pm 11 Regional Church Office Staff Meeting @ Camp Christian 13 Marketing Team Conference Call *15 22 Advance Ministries Summer Conference @ Camp Christian 19 Church Extension New Beginnings Program @ First Christian Church, Mansfield 24 Commission on Ministry @ Northwest Christian Church, Columbus 27 28 CYF Commission @ Camp Christian September 1 Deadline for entries into The Buckeye Disciple 3 5 Disciples Fellowship Retreat @ Camp Christian 6 Labor Day, RCO Closed *10 12 Ohio Women s Ministries Fall Retreat @ Camp Christian 14 Ohio Disciples Outreach Ministry Team Meeting @ RCO 10:00am 3:00pm 15 Personnel Committee Meeting @ RCO 10:00am 2:00pm 16 Regional Elders Meeting @ RCO 10:00am 3:00pm 17 New Church Committee Meeting @ RCO 10:00am 3:00pm *17 19 Ohio Disciple Men s Fall Retreat @ Camp Christian 21 Commission on Ministry @ Northwest Christian Church, Columbus 28 Regional Assembly Team Meeting @ RCO 10:00am 3:00pm 29 Congregation Transformation Team Meeting @ RCO 10:00am 2:00pm October 2 Adult Conference Commission Meeting @ Northwest Christian Church 10:00am 5 Executive Committee Meeting @ RCO 9:30am 7 Regional Assembly Team Conference Call 10:00am 9 Cleveland Christian Home Work Day *15 16 Regional Assembly @ Columbus Marriott Northwest, Dublin One Body: Clothed in Love 18 22 Spiritual Life Silent Retreat @ Camp Christian 19 Commission on Ministry @ Northwest Christian Church, Columbus 20 Personnel Committee Conference Call 1:30pm 26 Ohio Disciples Extension Corporation Committee meeting @ RCO 10:00am 27 Anti Racism Training Workshop for Ministerial Standing @ Camp Christian 28 Sexual Ethics Training Workshop for Ministerial Standing @ Camp Christian continued

November 5 6 Regional Church Council Meeting @ Camp Christian 9 Ohio Disciples Outreach Ministry Team Meeting @ RCO 10:00am 3:00pm 13 Chi Rho Commission Meeting @ RCO 10:00am 3:00pm 13 Ohio Disciples Men s Commission @ RCO 10:00am 3:00pm *13 14 Children, Worship, & Wonder in Lexington KY 16 Commission on Ministry @ Northwest Christian Church, Columbus 17 Personnel Committee Meeting @ RCO 10:00am 2:00pm 19 21 CYF Leadership Training 25 26 Thanksgiving, RCO Closed December 1 Deadline for entries into The Buckeye Disciple 8 RCO Staff Meeting & Christmas Celebration 24 Christmas Eve, RCO Closed 31 New Years Day Observed, RCO Closed 31 Jan 2 Advance Ministries Winter Retreat @ Camp Christian 2011 January 18 Commission on Ministry @ the Regional Church Office February 15 Commission on Ministry @ Northwest Christian Church, Columbus 15 17 Spiritual Life Retreat for Pastors @ Camp Christian (Spouses of Pastors & Retired Pastors are also invited) 25 - March 5 United Nations Seminar for 11 th & 12 th grade youth in New York & D.C. March 15 Commission on Ministry @ Northwest Christian Church, Columbus 18 20 State Youth Convention @ Bethany College 28 Interim Ministers Spring Workshop @ Camp Christian April 19 Commission on Ministry @ Northwest Christian Church, Columbus 22 Good Friday, RCO Closed 24 Easter Sunday May 17 Commission on Ministry @ Northwest Christian Church, Columbus 20 22 Ohio Disciple Men s Spring Retreat @ Camp Christian 27 29 Disciples Fellowship Retreat @ Camp Christian RCO = Regional Church Office * Online Registration is now available

ONE BODY: CLOTHED IN LOVE ABOVE ALL THESE THINGS, PUT ON LOVE COLOSSIANS 3:14-15 Regional Assembly 2010 October 15 & 16 Columbus Marriott Northwest 5605 Blazer Parkway, Dublin, OH 43017 Special Opening & Closing Preacher Rev. Dr. Sharon Watkins, our General Minister and President. Dr. Watkins delivered the sermon at the Nationalal Prayer Service for the Inauguration of President Barack Obama. Mark your calendar to be a part of this dynamic Regional Church gathering. This will be a blessed time of sharing and celebrating the transforming work God is doing in our lives as people of faith through the mission and ministry of our congregations. Bring the whole family! All activities will be at the Marriott location. Congregational Transformation Conference Friday Morning! NEW! Exciting Interactive Programming for youth and children. Discussion Forums and Educational Workshops for all ages Late night activities for all ages! More variety in meal options! Child care provided. Christian Church in Ohio D I S C I P L E S O F C H R I S T A covenant network of congregations in mission. Online Registration www.ccinoh.org

Registration Form Christian Church in Ohio Regional Assembly Columbus Marriott Northwest October 15 & 16, 2010 Last Name (1 attendee per registration form) First Name Preferred for Name Tag Address City/Town State/Zip Code Cell Phone ( ) Emergency Phone ( ) Evening Phone ( ) Emergency Contact Person Email Address Church Name Church City Date of Birth / / Adult $35.00 Youth (3 rd -12 th grade) $25.00 Child (infant 2 nd grade) $20.00 Note: The grade should be the one the youth/child will be in Fall of 2010 Per Person Registration Fee: Covers the Speakers, Workshops, and Forums. This does not cover meals. WORSHIP SERVICES ARE FREE FOR EVERYONE (Youth program & childcare are included in their registration cost) YES! I would like to Pre-Order a Regional Assembly T-Shirt for only $12.00! (They will be $15 at Assembly) The Size I need is: Small Medium Large XL XXL 3XL The Regional Assembly Shirt will have the One Body Clothed in Love Logo (see top of page) in full color plus Regional Assembly 2010 on the front and the complete scripture on the back. The shirt will be an organic T-shirt in a natural color. Friday Meal Registration Clergy Lunch - $20.00 12:00pm Speaker: Rev. Dr. Rick Lowery Lay Persons (Non Clergy) Lunch - $20.00 12:00pm Speaker: Rev. LeMarco Cable Banquet Dinner - $25.00 5:00pm Disciple Merit Award Ceremony Saturday Meal Registration NEW! Vision Breakfast - $15.00 7:00am This meal is for everyone and will have guided discussions. Men s Lunch - $20.00 12:00pm Speaker: Rev. Dr. Rick Lowery Women s Lunch - $20.00 12:00pm Speaker: Rev. Dr. Sharon Watkins NEW! Biblical Reflections Lunch $20.00 12:00pm Speaker: Rev. Dr. William Edwards NEW! Youth Lunch - $10.00 12:30pm For 3 rd 12 th graders Any Dietary Concerns: REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS September 27, 2010 Full payment is due with registrations. Total of all fees entered above $ (add $10 per registration after September 27) REGISTER ONLINE www.ccinoh.org under Event Registration or send registration form and payment to CCIO 355 East Campus View Blvd, Suite 110, Columbus, Ohio 43235. Checks payable to Christian Church in Ohio. Refund Policy: A $30.00 processing fee will be retained by CCIO on all refund requests. Important information & signups located on the back.

YES! I would be interested in Blood Donation on Saturday October 16 My Blood Type is Check all that apply: 1 st Time Attendee Clergy Lay Person Age Group: Child/Youth 19-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80+ Saturday Learning Communities, Issue Forums, & Conversation Groups Please rank your top 5 preferences in order. 1 being the one you most want to attend. For more detailed explanations see your pastor or go to www.ccinoh.org Basic Information Evangelism Learning Community Led by Bill McConnell Bible Study Learning Community Led by Rick Lowery Children, Worship, & Wonder Learning Community Led by Debbie Walker Order of Ministry Learning Community Led by the Commission on Ministry Global Initiatives Learning Community Led by Julia Brown Karimu Health Care Learning Community Led by Linda Walling Healing Ministries Learning Community Led by Kay McGlinchey LOGOS Ministries Learning Community Led by Sarah Ose Spiritual Discernment Learning Community Led by Bill Edwards Worship, Music, and Media Learning Community Led by Rick & Laura Hall Anti Racism/Pro Reconciliation Issue Forum Led by the Anti Racism Team Health Care Reform Issue Forum Led by Linda Walling General Minister & President Conversation Guided by Sharon Watkins Christian Church Foundation Conversation Guided by Enrique Ocasio Ministry and the Internet Conversation Guided by Mark Garrett Congregational Census & Local Mission Conversation Guided by Ohio Disciples Outreach Christian Church in Ohio By-Laws Conversation Guided by Perry Mattern Ministry in the Movies Conversation Guided by David Turner Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon Conversation Guided by Mack & Sylvia Sauer Young Adult Ministry Conversation Guided by the Advance Conference Commission Deacons Conversation Guided by Mike Valentine Church Energy Audit Conversation Guided by the Alternative Energy Team WELCOMES CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN OHIO October 14 17, 2010 5605 Blazer Parkway - Columbus, OH 43017 Phone - 614-791-1000 Call for Reservations or if online Click Here to Book! Or copy/type the link below into your browser! http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/cmhnw?groupcode=ccdccda&app=resvlink&fromdate=10/15/10&todate=10/16/10 Preference The Columbus Marriott Northwest offers a special rate of $99.95 plus tax for the Christian Church of Ohio! Count on Columbus Marriott Northwest s dependability to make your stay a memorable one. Please register for your room by September 27 to ensure your space at the Marriott. Group Code ccdccda

Regional Assembly Tentative Schedule October 15-16, 2010 Friday 8:00am - Set Up Starts 9:30am NEW! Pre Assembly Activity Congregational Transformation Conference Morning Session Rev. Kris Eggert & Rev Jim Singleton 11:00am - Registration Opens 12:00pm Clergy Luncheon Rev. Dr. Rick Lowery Laity Leader Luncheon Rev. LeMarco Cable 2:00 4:00pm Mission Projects Congregational Transformation Workshops Developing a Ministry Plan for Transformation Rev. Kris Eggert Developing Lay Leaders Rev. Michael Doerr Worship that Challenges, Changes and Celebrates: Transformation Secrets from the Black Church Tradition Rev. Dr. Jack Sullivan Sunday Mornings in the 21st Century Church Rev. Mark Garrett 4:00 5:00pm Spring Christian Education Conference 2011 Planning 5:00pm - Merit Awards Dinner 6:45pm - Youth Gathering 7:30pm - Opening Worship - Rev. Dr. Sharon Watkins 9:30pm After Hours Sessions Games Movies Karaoke etc

Regional Assembly Tentative Schedule October 15-16, 2010 Saturday 7:00am NEW! Vision Breakfast 8:30am Worship & Business Meeting 9:00am 12:00pm Youth & Children s Programming 10:30 11:30am Conversations Issue Forums Learning Communities Mission Projects 12:00 1:30pm - Luncheons Ohio Women s Ministries Rev. Dr. Sharon Watkins Ohio Disciples Men s Rev. Dr. Rick Lowery NEW! Biblical Reflections Rev. Dr. William Edwards 12:30pm Youth Lunch 2:00 3:00pm Conversations Issue Forums Learning Communities Mission Projects Youth & Children s Programming 3:30 4:30pm - Closing Worship - Rev. Dr. Sharon Watkins

Ongoing Activities Regional Assembly 2010 Detailed Information - Tentative Exhibit Tables Come see what is happening with many Local, Regional, and National Ministries of the Christian Church. Throughout the Assembly you can visit tables of several Ohio Congregations, many Regional Church Ministries, and several National Disciples Organizations. (If your church or organization would like to be considered for an exhibit table, please see the enclosed application) Mission Projects Our Mission will consist of 3 related missions. A blood drive is scheduled for Saturday for local mission. We will be collecting clothing for Cleveland Christian Home our regional mission. At the Assembly we will be making and collecting school kits for Church World Service for global mission. A list will be on the website with directions for making these kits. 60 Second History Project Recorded by William Boyd Got a minute? You have a story to tell and we want to hear it. Disciples of Christ Historical Society, in partnership with 3 Story Church, wants to document the amazing stories in congregations of the Stone-Campbell tradition. Think of one story from your congregation s history that you would like to tell. Maybe it s a story from an important event, or maybe how your church experienced God s presence in a special way. Whatever story you want to tell, we want to hear it. But, there s a catch. We want to hear your story in just one minute. That s right...60-seconds. You may have items that help you tell the story photos, Bibles, chalices if so, bring them right along. Regional Assembly Store Come visit the Regional Assembly Store, where you can purchase Camp Christian Merchandise, Regional Assembly T-Shirts, Books, and possibly more! NEW! Pre Assembly Activity Congregational Transformation Conference Come join us Friday morning for our first Pre Assembly Activity. It will start with a worship service and then move into the morning session. This session will be led by Rev. Kris Eggert & Rev. Jim Singleton. After lunch on Friday the Congregation Transformation Workshops will begin: Developing a Ministry Plan for Transformation Rev. Kris Eggert Developing Lay Leaders Rev. Michael Doerr Worship that Challenges, Changes and Celebrates: Transformation Secrets from the Black Church Tradition Rev. Dr. Jack Sullivan Sunday Mornings in the 21st Century Church Rev. Mark Garrett Then there will be a closing worship to wrap up the morning and afternoon s events.

Regional Assembly 2010 Detailed Information - Tentative Friday Meals Clergy Luncheon Friday Speaker: Rev. Dr. Rick Lowery - This luncheon is for all Clergy (Ordained, Licensed, in Process) Laity Luncheon Friday Speaker: Rev. LeMarco Cable - This Luncheon is for all Lay Persons (Non-Clergy) Disciple of Merit Banquet Dinner - Presentation of the 2010 Disciple of Merit Awards This Dinner is for everyone NEW! After Hours Friday The evening is not over when worship ends! Advance Ministry will lead us in a time of fellowship and fun as all members of the Regional Assembly gather to play games or watch a movie. You can even share your inner Idol as we enjoy karaoke. See you there! Saturday Meals NEW! Vision Breakfast Saturday - This breakfast is for everyone and will have guided discussions dealing with the future church. Please join us bright and early for this exciting new option. Women s Luncheon Saturday Speaker: Rev. Dr. Sharon Watkins - Join us at the Women s Luncheon to hear a few highlights from Quadrennial Assembly along with exciting news about how we are resetting Ohio Women s Ministries. The highlight of our Luncheon will be our opportunity to hear our speaker, General Minister and President Sharon Watkins. Word is we might even have a surprise visit from some little ones! Please plan to join us for what will be a great time. Men s Luncheon Saturday Speaker: Rev. Dr. Rick Lowery We are excited to welcome Rick, Affiliated Professor of Hebrew Bible at Phillips Theological Seminary in Tulsa, Okla., and Adjunct Professor of Hebrew Bible at Lexington Theological Seminary in Lexington, Ky. NEW! Biblical Reflections Luncheon Saturday Guided by Rev. Dr. Bill Edwards - This luncheon is open to everyone and will start with Bible study and continue with Biblical reflections and conversations about the vision of the Regional Church. NOTE ON CHILDREN & YOUTH PROGRAM There will be a separate mailing regarding the Children & Youth programming. This will have all of the details and will be sent to Pastors & Youth Leaders. It will also all be available online at www.ccinoh.org. If you have any questions please contact sethdavidstout@yahoo.com, lauramawhorr@gmail.com or bwebster@ccinoh.org.

Regional Assembly 2010 Detailed Information - Tentative Learning Communities All Learning communities have a specific curriculum and desired end result. They are set up with a designated leader and led more like a class. Order of Ministry Learning Community Led by the Commission on Ministry - On August 1, 2011, the Christian Church Disciples of Christ will have a new Order of Ministry. This learning community will be designed for clergy and laity to learn the theological foundations, policies, implications, and new requirements of this document. Global Initiatives Learning Community Led by Rev. Julia Brown Karimu Health Care Learning Community Led by Rev. Linda Walling - A Moral Vision for Our Health Care Future: Reflections on "A Faith-Inspired Vision of Health Care" and Health Care Reform. What health care reform means for us as leaders and members in our local congregations. Spiritual Discernment Learning Community Led by Rev. Dr. Bill Edwards - Spiritual Discernment as a guiding principle for personal and congregational transformation. Evangelism Learning Community Led by Rev. Dr. Bill McConnell - Evangelism strategies to help your church grow. The LOGOS Ministry Learning Community Led by Sarah Ose - The LOGOS Ministry (TLM) has been involved in equipping the local church for children and youth ministry for over 46 years. Currently over 1000 churches have LOGOS programs (mid-week), and use resources provided by TLM, many are trained by TLM staff, and a number use consulting services provided by TLM. For more information go to http://www.thelogosministry.org/ Healing Ministries Learning Community Led by Rev. Kay McGlinchey - Come learn about and share what congregations are doing with Healing Ministries. (Some examples are: prayer blankets, healing services, electronic and phone prayer chains, pray the Labyrinth, Meditation Garden, care card ministry, spiritual retreats, prayer cards, 24 hour prayer vigil, foot washing, grief groups, etc.) Worship, Music, and Media Learning Community Led by Laura & Rick Hall - Laura Hall is best known as the improvisational pianist on television s Whose Line Is It Anyway? But her favorite project has been her albums of original Contemporary Christian music, A Woman of Faith and All in God s Good Time. Rick has been on many television shows including Seinfeld and Everybody Loves Raymond. He s also been in films and commercials. Rick s true passion is writing and telling stories about growing up on a farm in Central Illinois. Issue Forums Both Issue forums are discussions led by a designated panel. The panel consists of persons educated thoroughly on the topic. Health Care Reform Issue Forum Led by Rev. Linda Walling - The process and politics of health care reform. Why health care reform is so difficult from a moral perspective. Anti Racism/Pro Reconciliation Issue Forum Led by the Anti Racism Team - Did you know that racism is a pervasive force in our culture and that it isn t enough simply not to be prejudiced but that we must be working actively against racism? Come and learn more about Ohio s anti-racism initiatives and ways that you can also help and grow.

Regional Assembly 2010 Detailed Information - Tentative Conversations All conversations are open discussions. There will be a designated facilitator but they are not leading the conversation, just guiding to keep it on track. Christian Church Foundation Conversation Guided by Rev. Enrique Ocasio - An opportunity to learn about the ministry of the Christian Church Foundation and its work with congregations on endowment programs, policies, and education of members. Ministry and the Internet Conversation Guided by Rev. Mark Garrett - Sharing of best practices and ideas for use of websites, social networking, and web based media to vitalize the ministry of the congregation. Congregational Census & Local Mission Conversation Guided by Ohio Disciples Outreach Christian Church in Ohio By-Laws Conversation Led by Rev. Dr. Perry Mattern - Discussion of the NEW Bylaws passed by the Regional Council at our March gathering. Will include a discussion of it impact and how this will help us move further into our values and seeds of vision. Ministry in the Movies Conversation Led by Rev. David Turner - Join in watching clips from mainstream (and some not so mainstream) movies and discuss the Spiritual themes. Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon Conversation Guided by Mack & Sylvia Sauer - Join in a conversation about the value of hosting Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon meetings in your congregation. There is value not only for those seeking help and support; it is also a valuable outreach ministry for your congregation. Young Adult Ministry Conversation Guided by the Advance Ministries Commission - Join in a conversation about the gifts young adults bring to the church and how congregations can reach out to and celebrate the gifts, needs, and perspectives they bring to transforming congregations. Deacons Conversation Guided by Rev. Mike Valentine Join a conversation on ways to strengthen the ministry of deacons in your congregation. Explore best practices for this vital ministry. Church Energy Audit Conversation Led by the Alternative Energy Team Meet with a member of the Alternative Energy Committee to learn what steps the committee has currently taken, and are planning to take, to save energy at Camp Christian. Discussions could lead to big dollar savings for your Church or organization and help you become better stewards of resources. Please Note: All of these details are subject to change. Also, some may be removed and others may be added. Check the website for the most up to date information as the Regional Assembly approaches.

MISSION OPPORTUNITIES AT REGIONAL ASSEMBLY One Body: Clothed in Love A theme statement like that is powerful. We are indeed One Body: Clothed in Love. As the Regional Assembly Committee looked at this theme it became clear that we need to have a mission that would share powerful message. Our mission for this Regional Assembly will be three fold and you can get started during the summer. Local Mission: We are awaiting word from the Red Cross that we can have the bus there again this year but on Saturday to allow even more people to donate blood. Please check the box on the registration form indicating your willingness to give blood. If you are unable to give blood but would like to support this local mission, we need volunteers to help register those who will be giving blood. Please let me (Stephen Bentley, sbentley@ccinoh.org) know of your interest. Regional Mission: Cleveland Christian Home will be our Regional Mission activity. Because many of these children attend school in the Cleveland School system they need school clothes that are mandated by the schools. Included in this packet is a list of those clothing items that are needed and appropriate. You may bring these with you to the Regional Assembly and put them in the Mission Room. (As school will have already started and you may want to give your donations before school begins, please let me know of your donation so we can all share in the mission your congregation has done.) Global Mission: While talking with Church World Service about their needs given all of the events of this winter and spring, we discovered that one of their greatest needs is for School kits. Below is a list of the necessary items. If you church would like to make some kits, bring them to the Regional Assembly. My goal is for the Regional Assembly to dedicate 2000 school kits to help kids around the world. (Here again, if your congregations wants to send them to CWS in time for school this next year, please let us know how many you sent so we can reach our goal of 2000.) School Kits give children in impoverished schools, refugee camps, or other difficult settings some of the basic tools for learning. To assemble a School Kit you will need: One pair of blunt metal scissors (rounded tip) Three 70-count spiral notebooks or notebooks totaling 200-210 pages (no looseleaf or filler paper) One 30-centimeter ruler (12") One hand-held pencil sharpener One large eraser Six new pencils with erasers One box of 24 crayons (only 24) One 12" x 14" to 14" x 17" finished size cotton or lightweight canvas bag with cloth handles. (Please, no reusable shopping bags or backpacks.) Pack all items inside the cloth bag and send $2.00 for each bag send to pay processing and shipping to where they will be used. Further information can be found at: http://www.churchworldservice.org/site/pageserver?pagename=kits_school

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**** LABOR DAY WEEKEND **** SEPTEMBER 3-5, 2010 A GATHERING OF DISCIPLES, FAMILIES, AND FRIENDS OF ALL AGES AT CAMP CHRISTIAN, MAGNETIC SPRINGS, OHIO DISCOVERING OUR SPIRITUAL GIFTS PRESENTED BY REV. WANDA WERKING REV. WANDA WERKING COMES TO US FROM THE SOUTHSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN LIMA WITH HER WONDERFUL PRESENTATION FOCUSING ON DISCOVERING YOUR SPIRITUAL GIFTS AND PUTTING THEM TO USE. WE WILL ALSO BE HAVING OUR USUAL BREAKOUT SESSIONS INCLUDING CRAFT TIME FOR KIDS UNDER 12 DURING THE PRESENTATION WITH MIKE & MARY. INTERESTED IN DOING, BRING YOUR SUPPLIES WITH YOU AND HAVE FUN SCRAPBOOKING WITH FELLOW CAMPERS!! * CAMP CHRISTIAN SUPPLIES WISH LIST!! OUR CAMP CRAFT SUPPLIES ARE RUNNING LOW AND WE THOUGHT IT WOULD BE NICE IF WE COULD HELP REPLENISH THE SHELVES. IF POSSIBLE, PLEASE BRING AT LEAST ONE OF THE FOLLOWING NEW ITEMS TO CAMP: SCISSORS, PACK OF SHARPIES, COLORED PENCILS, PKG. OF SHRINK ART PLASTIC, REGULAR MARKERS, PENCILS, CRAFT PAINT BRUSHES, GLUE OR ANYTHING YOU THINK THEY COULD USE! IT WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED! ABBREVIATED SCHEDULE: FRIDAY NIGHT: REGISTRATION STARTS AT 8:30 P.M. IN THE DINING HALL AND CONTINUES WITH FELLOWSHIP AND SNACKS. SATURDAY: MEALS, SINGING, MORNING & AFTERNOON SESSIONS, WORK PROJECTS, CRAFTS, FREE TIME, FISHING, BOATING, VESPERS, OUR DEARLY BELOVED TALENT SHOW AND A HAYLESS HAYRIDE. SUNDAY: BREAKFAST, SINGING, WORSHIP, CAMP CLEAN-UP, FREE TIME, LUNCH AND CLOSING. CLOSING CIRCLE WILL BE AROUND 1:00 P.M. SO YOU CAN BE HOME IN TIME TO ENJOY THE REST OF THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND! WHAT TO BRING: WARM BEDDING AND LINENS, CASUAL CLOTHING, PERSONAL TOILETRIES, TOWELS, RAIN GEAR, FLASHLIGHT, AND BUG REPELLENT!! YOU MAY ALSO WANT TO BRING FAMILY STYLE GAMES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, SPORTS EQUIPMENT, CRIB OR HIGHCHAIR (IF NEEDED). **PLEASE BRING VEGGIES, FRUITS OR COOKIES TO SHARE WITH OTHERS FOR EVENING SNACKS** YOU CAN BRING THESE TO THE DINING HALL WHEN YOU REGISTER. COST: UNDER 2 YEARS ~ FREE, AGES 3-5 ~ $30.00, AGES 6-12 ~ $40.00, AND AGES 13-ADULT ~ $60.00. THE MAXIMIUM COST FOR AN IMMEDIATE FAMILY GROUP (EVERYONE LIVING IN THE SAME HOUSEHOLD) IS $180.00. SATURDAY ONLY ATTENDANCE (NO OVERNIGHT LODGING) IS: $30.00 PER ADULT, CHILDREN 6-12 $20.00, 3-5 ~ $15.00. THIS INCLUDES ALL MEALS. MONROE LODGE IS AVAILABLE FOR AN ADDITIONAL $5.00. EACH ROOM HAS 2 SINGLE BEDS. CABINS CAN ACCOMMODATE UP TO 12 PEOPLE. **** IF NEEDED, YOU MAY BE ASKED TO SHARE A CABIN WITH ANOTHER FAMILY**** REGIONAL POLICY STATES: SMOKING IS PROHIBITED ANYWHERE AT CAMP CHRISTIAN *** SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE. CONTACT BEN WILLIAMS 937-376-1131/benwilliams@woh.rr.com IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE REMOVED FROM OUR MAILING LIST OR HAVE THIS SENT VIA E-MAIL, PLEASE E-MAIL SAJHOME81@YAHOO.COM OR CALL 440-590-2488

PLEASE FILL OUT FORM AND RETURN WITH A $20.00 NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT, OR FULL AMOUNT, BY AUGUST 27, 2010 NAME: ADDRESS: CITY,STATE,ZIP: PHONE: E-MAIL: CHURCH: NAMES OF PEOPLE ATTENDING AND YOUTH(S) AGES: AGE: AGE: AGE: AGE: AGE: I (WE) WILL BE ATTENDING SATURDAY ONLY I (WE) WOULD LIKE A ROOM(S) IN MONROE LODGE FOR AN ADDITIONAL $5.00 I (WE) WILL BE STAYING IN MY OWN CAMPER I (WE) WOULD LIKE TO SHARE A CABIN WITH _ ****IF NEEDED, YOU MAY BE ASKED TO SHARE A CABIN WITH ANOTHER FAMILY**** ANY SPECIAL/DIETARY NEEDS? TOTAL AMOUNT DUE:_ DEPOSIT: *ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 19 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESPONSIBLE ADULT CHECKS MADE PAYABLE TO: DISCIPLES FELLOWSHIP RETREAT RETURN TO: DISCIPLES FELLOWSHIP RETREAT %BEV SAJNA 2322 NORTHVIEW RD. ROCKY RIVER, OHIO 44116 I AGREE THAT THE DISCIPLES FELLOWSHIP RETREAT STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY INJURIES THAT MAY OCCUR TO ME OR MY FAMILY DURING THE RETREAT, OR COMING TO AND FROM THE RETREAT. SIGNATURE: DATE:_ ANY QUESTIONS? CONTACT BEV SAJNA 440-590-2488/sajhome81@yahoo.com *** SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE. CONTACT BEN WILLIAMS 937-376-1131/benwilliams@woh.rr.com REGISTRATION DEADLINE: AUGUST 27!!!!!!!!

Christian Church in Ohio D I S C I P L E S O F C H R I S T A covenant network of congregations in mission: We are the Body of Christ gifted and called in covenant together as Disciples of Christ to be centers of transformation on the new mission frontier of our own communities Dear Sisters in Christ, Registration is now open for the 2010 Ohio Disciples Women s Ministries Fall Retreat September 10-12 at Camp Christian! The theme for the Retreat is Feed the Hungry Heart and we will be led by minister and spiritual director Carol Vaccariello. Many of you have asked for a true retreat that will allow you to walk the grounds of Camp Christian and spend time in prayer and meditation. So this year will be different than retreats of previous years. This year will be more of a hands on, highly participatory retreat, with opportunities for worship, art, poetry, storytelling and reflection presented in a number of ways. Carol would like all participants to bring the following items: A Bible Shawl to use for prayer Yarn and knitting needles or crochet hook Journal/pen/pencils/colored pencils or markers Digital camera (if available) Loose clothing for movement prayer Old magazines Personal recorder (if available) Books to share on library table (be sure to write name on cover) Here is a list of general items that you will need for your stay at Camp Christian: bedding, toiletries, comfortable clothing and shoes, bath towel/washcloth, rain gear, flashlight, bug repellent and needed medications. Also be sure to bring some extra money for the bookstore, the silent auction gift baskets, and Sunday mornings offering. Continued

A new experience will happen on Friday evening. We will be having a wine (juice) and cheese party. If interested and you would like to share with the other women, please bring grape (white or red) juice, or cranberry juice and cheese. There are no workshops at this retreat, but as always Charlotte Bougher will be directing the retreat choir. All are welcome to volunteer to participate in the choir if they wish. Because this year s retreat flows from Friday evening to early Sunday afternoon, and because it is important for participants to be present for the entire event, this year, THERE WILL BE NO SATURDAY REGISTRATION. Participants will be asked to be present the entire weekend. This year we are inviting high school age young women to serve as stewards for the weekend, helping to move equipment and assisting in whatever ways they may be needed. Registration will be waived for any young woman who serves as a steward. Anyone interested is asked to return the enclosed form. They will also need a letter of affirmation from their pastor listing the young woman s involvement in the congregation. Blessings, Your 2010 Fall Retreat Team *Mail your registration and payment to: *Address for Retreat driving directions: Christian Church in Ohio Camp Christian 355 East Campus View Blvd 10299 Maple Dell Rd Suite 110 Marysville, Oh 43040 Columbus, Ohio 43235 (Camp Phone # 937-348-2811) OR REGISTER ONLINE!! www.ccinoh.org Questions? Contact the Regional Church Office at 614-433-0343 or ccio@ccinoh.org.

APPLICATION FOR YOUTH STEWARDS OHIO DISICPLES WOMEN S FALL RETREAT SEPTEMBER 10-12, 2010 Name Grade Congregation I participate in the congregation in the following ways: Send the application to: Dr. LaTaunya M. Bynum Christian Church in Ohio 355 East Campus View Blvd. Suite 110 Columbus OH 43235

Christian Church in Ohio D I S C I P L E S O F C H R I S T A covenant network of congregations in mission: We are the Body of Christ gifted and called in covenant together as Disciples of Christ to be centers of transformation on the new mission frontier of our own communities Ohio Women s Ministries (OWM) FALL RETREAT REGISTRATION FORM Camp Christian, September 10-12, 2010 Feed the Hungry Heart Led by Minister & Spiritual Director - Carol Vaccariello NAME CHURCH CITY ADDRESS AREA CODE & PHONE ( ) CITY STATE ZIP CODE EMAIL ADDRESS Cost - $85.00 for the Weekend Registration Deadline is Friday August 27, 2010 I am in need of a lower bunk. Please explain I need other accommodations. Please explain I am requesting a scholarship of $42.50. Please explain why you need a scholarship and how you will share your experience with other women in your home church and throughout the region. I am participating in the payment plan and enclosing my first payment of $30.00 (Balance due by August 27) I have dietary restrictions. Please explain Yes you may publish my information at Fall Retreat. No, do not publish my information. Send registration & payment to Christian Church in Ohio 355 E. Campus View Blvd, Ste 110, Columbus, OH 43235. You can also register online at www.ccinoh.org. Reminders: Special needs requests fill up quickly. Get your registration in early to ensure accommodations. Scholarships are limited. Make your requests early. If you are participating in the Payment plan, you are responsible for making all the payments, there will be no reminders. Refund Policy: A $30.00 processing fee will be retained by CCIO on all refund requests.

RETREAT TO A SACRED SPACE AND FEED THE HUNGRY HEART A Sacred Space is a sanctuary where one can retreat and recharge during changing times; an oasis of peace amidst turmoil; a place of perfection amidst chaos. And it happened that while He was praying alone, the disciples were with Him Luke 9:18 NAS YOU WILL ENJOY: Haiku Poetry Art for the Heart Soul Collage Mandala Circle Prayer Photo Meditation Journaling Contemporary Psalmist Quiet time together/alone This is Your Life! (story recording) Create personalized prayer beads OWM Fall Retreat September 1-1, 2010 Camp Christian Come and satisfy that Holy Hunger alone/together in prayer with Jesus RETREAT LEADER Carol P. Vaccariello, D. Min. LPC, Spiritual Coach SAVE THE DATE Registration Opens July 5, 2010 Cost $85.00 Learn to create a Sacred Space with the use of sounds, colors, and rituals. Inside the Sacred Space, the spoken word is soft and as you sit in silence the voice of your soul speaks through your heart.

David: The Man, The Legend Men of all ages, sizes, and shapes: Plan now to share in our Fall Ohio Disciples Men s Retreat. Our theme for the weekend is David: The Man, The Legend and will be led by our own Felix Ortiz. It is an exploration of David, from shepherd to king, from brave child to troubled father, from sinner to redemption, engaging his life using the Bible as well as archaeology. You can choose your own adventure this weekend from a number of different choices: fishing, computing, song writing, poetry writing, jam sessions, etc. As these Adventures are always best when shared, plan to bring friend, relative, or other guest to share your adventure with. A time of: Inspiration Relaxation Fellowship Spiritual Insights And Good Food October 15-16, 2010 Regional Assembly Columbus Marriott Northwest Men s Luncheon: 10/6: 12PM-1:30PM Speaker: Rev Dr Rick Lowery http://www.ccinoh.org May 20-21, 2011 Spring Retreat Camp Christian Who Should Come? 1. Men of every age and background. 2. Men who are dedicated to the Ministry of Jesus Christ 3. Men who are looking to have a good time with other men. 4. Men who love Camp Christian! Men who make up the Christian Church in Ohio and Disciples, and Men s groups from churches throughout the Ohio Region. Ohio Disciple Men s Fall Retreat September 17-19, 2010 David: The Man, The Legend

Friday, September 17 PM 7:30 Registration 8:30 Opening Worship 9:00 Movie 11:00 Taps Saturday, September 18 AM 7:30 Wake-Up 8:00 Morning Worship 8:30 Breakfast 9:15 David: The Man, The Legend PM 12:30 Lunch 1:30 Workshops/Activities 4:00 Free Time 6:30 Supper 8:00 Vespers 8:30 Fellowship time/music/smores 11:00 Taps Sunday, September 19 AM 8:00 Wake-Up 8:30 Morning Watch 9:00 Breakfast 10:00 Morning Worship, followed by Closing Circle Name: Address: City, State, Zip: Phone: Email: REGISTRATION FORM Sponsored by: Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Ohio Ohio Disciples Men (Check appropriate boxes) Fri-Sat evening @ $80 Saturday only @ $60 Sat morning Sun. @ $80 Entire Weekend. @ $100 Under 30 Discount (Subtract $20 if under age 30.) Early Bird Discount (Subtract $5 before August 18) Late Registration @ $5 (After September 10) Total Please fill out the above form for each person coming to the Fall Retreat. Just mark the checkbox for days you will be attending (Fri-Sat includes snack, lodging, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Sat. includes breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sat-Sun includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, lodging, and breakfast), add up any other items you have checked, including Discounts or Late Fee, and put the TOTAL in the box. SCHOLARHIPS ARE AVAILABLE. Contact the Regional Office for info. UNDER-30 DISCOUNT: There is a discount for Men 29 years old or younger; you may subtract $20 from the total. Registration is also available online at http://www.ccinoh.org. Make checks payable to Christian Church in Ohio and mail to: ODM Fall Retreat Christian Church in Ohio 355 W. Campus View Blvd, Suite 110 Columbus, OH 43232 DEADLINE TO REGISTER: September 10, 2010 Registrations received after September 10, 2010 will be charged $5.00 more List any special dietary needs: If you cannot attend and would like to make a gift for the support of Disciples Men s work in Ohio, enter the amount here $ DO NOT WRITE HERE AMT CHK BAL_

The 2010 Reconciliation Offering will be received in congregations on September 26th and October 3rd. Reconciliation Ministry Offering is used to fund our Church s mission priority to become an proreconciling/ anti-racist church through experiential education, inclusive worship and intentional dialogue across difference. Funds from this offering provide Youth and Young Adult camps, training programs for leadership development as well as resources to promote small group study and community-building. Minute for Reconciliation Special Offering A few of us in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) may be confused by the recent efforts to connect the Reconciliation Ministry Offering and World Communion Sunday. World Communion Sunday celebrates our essential oneness as followers of Christ. Reconciliation Ministry Offering confronts our lingering divisiveness. On one Sunday a year, the 11 o clock hour can be the most united hour of the week. The combination of the two feels convoluted. Do we tell our ecumenical story or our anti-racism story? Quote John Mott or Martin Luther King? Is this a Sunday to rejoice or repent? Read from a particular angle, these concerns make sense. The Reconciliation Offering celebrates our unity. From our earliest days as a movement, the Disciples of Christ have been ethnically diverse consisting first of African-American and Anglo-American Disciples. In 1899, the first Hispanic Disciples church began. Pacific/Asian Disciples also have a long history within this movement. Today, one of the fastest growing groups within the Disciples of Christ is among Haitian Christians. At times it has felt as though we were taking one step forward and two steps back. Despite disappointing manifestations of racism and cultural pressures for separation, Disciples have repeatedly chosen to journey together. In the same way, our ecumenical story contains moments of division. It has faced challenges and setbacks. Today, the ecumenical movement seeks to craft a unity that not only transcends denominational boundaries but also cultural, racial and ethnic boundaries. World Communion Sunday in this decade of this century only makes sense in light of the Gospel s message of reconciliation. To utter the words Christian unity in our local churches today is to both celebrate and call people to repentance. Ultimately, what draws us to celebrate and calls us to repent is God s Spirit. It is the Spirit of God that transforms us and makes us whole. God s spirit sets our hearts on fire and makes us unified not uniform. The Spirit of God invites us to enter God s grace in unity and live out God s grace through reconciliation. Won t you give to God s mission of wholeness?

Christian Church in Ohio D I S C I P L E S O F C H R I S T A covenant network of congregations in mission: We are the Body of Christ gifted and called in covenant together as Disciples of Christ to be centers of transformation on the new mission frontier of our own communities ANTI-RACIST PRO-RECONCILIATION & SEXUAL ETHICS WORKSHOPS Print Your Name_ Address_ City State_ Zip Church City Email Phone Tuesday, October 26, 2010 $23.00 I will be staying Tues. night at Camp (Optional) Next day breakfast is included in this fee ANTI-RACISM at Camp Christian 9am 5pm Wednesday, October 27, 2010 $17.00 Registration Fee (Lunch included) $13.00 Dinner Cost (Optional) $23.00 I will be staying Wed. night at Camp (Optional) Next day breakfast is included in this fee SEXUAL ETHICS at Camp Christian 9am 5pm Thursday, October 28, 2010 $35.00 Registration Fee (Lunch included) $. Total Enclosed ANY DIET CONCERNS? Registration Deadline - Monday October 18, 2010, make Checks Payable to Christian Church in Ohio and return with Registration to the Regional Church Office. Any registration received October 19-28 will need to have a $10.00 late/onsite fee added onto the total due. Note: Registration = Registered and Paid. Refund Policy: A $30.00 processing fee will be retained by CCIO on all refund requests. You can also register online www.ccinoh.org 05/25/10jcs

Registration Form Children Worship & Wonder Training For information on times, trainers and locations, Visit the website at: www.discipleshomemissions.org or Contact Wilma Shuffitt at (888) 346-2631, wshuffitt@dhm.disciples.org Three Day Training Schedule: Session I - Friday evening (6-9 pm) Session III - Saturday afternoon (1-5 pm) Session II - Saturday morning (9 am 12 noon) Session IV - Sunday afternoon (2-5 pm) Two Day Training Schedule: Session I - Saturday morning (9 am 12 noon) Session III - Sunday morning (9 12 noon) Session II - Saturday afternoon (1 5 pm) Session IV - Sunday afternoon (1 5 pm) You must complete all sessions to receive a certificate of recognition for completed training. However, if your church already has an established CW&W program, you are encouraged, but not required, to attend Session I. More detailed information along with directions to the church and hotel possibility will be forwarded to you when completed registration form is received. Who are the people conducting these training events? Children Worship & Wonder Trainers have completed training in Young Children and Worship and most are also certified Godly Play story tellers. They have participated in Children Worship & Wonder Training of Trainer events conducted by staff of Disciples Home Missions. All trainers are experienced story tellers and have helped to set up at least one Children s Worship Center in a local church. What will the training involve? You will learn the theological rationale behind Children Worship & Wonder and develop a basic understanding of the approach. You will see the story telling and other components of the worship service demonstrated. You will receive help in developing your own story telling skills and have opportunities to practice telling stories and leading other parts of the children s service of worship. You will learn ways to involve other adults in children s worship and receive help in setting-up a children s worship center for your church. What is the cost? The cost is $120.00 if postmarked, or electronically received, with completed registration form by designated deadline. The training will cost $140.00 if registration is received after deadline. Training is limited to 20 participants and accepted on a first come, first served basis. Snacks throughout the training along with breakfast and lunch on Saturday are provided. No refunds will be made after registration deadlines. You must purchase the book Young Children and Worship ($24.95) by Sonja M. Stewart and Jerome W. Berryman, and bring it with you to each session. The book can be ordered from Worship Woodworks, (888) 689-6757, www.worshipwoodworks.com. You can also order the book through many commercial bookstores. In order to participate in the training you will need to read at least the introduction of Young Children and Worship. In order to do Children Worship & Wonder it is good to have at least 2 people in your congregation receive the training. Contacts: Kaye Edwards, 434-832-1119; kedwards@dhm.disciples.org Wilma Shuffitt, 888-346-2631; wshuffitt@dhm.disciples.org or visit the web at: www.discipleshomemissions.org

Registration Form Children Worship & Wonder Training Please duplicate this form and use a separate registration form for each person registering. Questions: (888) 346-2631 or wshuffitt@dhm.disciples.org (DATE OF TRAINING) (LOCATION OF TRAINING) NAME Are you over 18 years of age? ADDRESS (Street) (City) (State) (Zip) PHONE E-MAIL (Daytime) (Evening) CHURCH NAME & ADDRESS Special dietary or other needs? Please explain. I will need the hospitality of a local Disciples congregation and would like to spend Friday, Saturday with a local church member. I will make my own over night arrangements. Please send a listing of nearby hotels. My church is already doing Children Worship & Wonder, My church has a child protection policy. And it is followed. Cost: $120.00. After registration deadline cost is $140.00. No refunds granted two weeks prior to training. Credit Card: Visa MasterCard Discover Name and address exactly as it appears on credit card: Credit Card #: Expiration Date: Make check payable to: Disciples Home Missions Send to: DHM, Attn: Wilma Shuffitt, PO box 1986, Indianapolis, IN 46206-1986 Please list at least two expectations that you have of this training. Register online at: www.discipleshomemissions.org REGISTRATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AS THEY ARE RECEIVED WITH ACCOMPANYING PAYMENT UNTIL THE TRAINING SESSION IS FULL. Training dates and registration deadline information can be found at: www.discipleshomemissions.org If registration is received on or before deadline the cost is $120 per person. After registration deadline the cost is $140 per person.

CHILDREN WORSHIP & WONDER Training Event 2010 Date: Saturday Nov. 13 9 am-5 pm Sunday Nov. 14 2 pm-5 pm Location: Lexington Theological Seminary Lexington, Kentucky Cost: $120 per person plus purchase of book - Young Children and Worship For Information Contact: Wilma Shuffitt (888) 346-2631 wshuffitt@dhm.disciples.org Kaye Edwards kedwards@dhm.disciples.org Register: By Mail or Call (credit cards only) (888) 346-2631, ext. 2641 Deadline: Oct. 29, 2010 - After Deadline: $140 Online at: http://www.discipleshomemissions.org/pages/fcm-cwwschedule Trainer: Kaye Edwards Lynchburg, Virginia